Israel, Trump, and the Gaza Deal
Hamas Says Ceasefire Deal Reached with Israel in Gaza
The U.S.-proposed Gaza ceasefire deal, as presented, would result in a six-week ceasefire along, a limited exchange of hostages held by Hamas and Palestinians imprisoned by Israel, a partial withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza and a surge in humanitarian aid to the war-torn Palestinian territory in the first phase.
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Gaza and Lebanon: Israel’s real test begins after the ceasefires - analysis
By Maayan Lubell, Emily Rose, Nidal al-Mughrabi and James Mackenzie JERUSALEM/CAIRO (Reuters) -Fighting in the Gaza Strip halted on Sunday as a ceasefire deal between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas took effect after a brief delay,
Three hostages have been released by Hamas and are in Israeli custody, marking the beginning of the hostage exchange
Qatar prepares for the start of negotiations on the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement as thousands return to their devastated homes
The leader of the former rebel group that toppled Syrian President Bashar Assad is named the country's interim president.
Rubio tells Egypt of need to cooperate to stop Hamas governing Gaza again, thanks Qatari PM for Gaza hostage mediation • $50m. taxpayer dollars about to fund condoms in Gaza,' WH press sec. says
Civilian hostage Arbel Yehoud among six to be released this week • Israel will allow returns of Gazans to north
The ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon and regime change in Syria are being touted as ending the conflicts in the Middle East, but the obstacles to peace remain daunting
It's a bit too soon to say for sure how this decade will remembered. But, unless things drastically change, it's not likely to be fondly. How about the Snoring Twenties? The Boring Twenties?
FM Abbas Araghchi dismisses Israeli threats of military action as 'not real,' warns Iranians are engaged in a 'hot debate' over pulling out of non-proliferation pact
Qatar prepares for the start of negotiations on the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement as thousands return to their devastated homes
Gabbard is the forty-seventh president’s pick for director of national intelligence, but in order to actually get the job, she’ll need the support of every single Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee—and it appears that she currently does not have the votes.
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